Dutch braid
A French braid made by crossing strands under instead of over, so the braid stands out from the head.
Also: inverted braid, boxer braid
A Dutch braid is made like a French braid, picking up hair at each step, but the strands cross under the middle instead of over it. This turns the braid inside out, so it stands up from the head as a raised rope. Two Dutch braids are often called boxer braids, after the athletes who popularised them in the 2010s. Cornrows are made in the same underhand way, but in many small, close rows.